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RT @LouisvilleLaw: Congratulations to #LouisvilleLaw #039;s fall 2018 @caliorg award winners! @uofl #lawschool #legaleducation https://t.co/4hPp… # Powered by Twitter Tools

RT @LibrarianSusanG: Have you tried @caliorg lessons or ebooks to supplement your studies? The law library @WidenerLawCW has access to over… # Powered by Twitter Tools

RT @johnpmayer: This is ONE of the reasons @caliorg does free, Creative Commons casebooks/textbooks for law students at https://t.co/8g9LQV… # Powered by Twitter Tools

RT @JacobWisner1: Thank you to @A2JAuthor and @caliorg for the training sessions and presentations – you provided a clear look at the guide… # Powered by Twitter Tools

RT @A2JAuthor: Our Exec. Director @johnpmayer announcing https://t.co/wrKDrKMhXt at #LSCITCon – free hosting of all #a2jguidedinterviews ai… # Powered by Twitter Tools

RT @A2JAuthor: All star panel on the Future of Document Assembly at #LSCITCon @johnpmayer, @hogueinstitute, @BonnieHough, and @mattnewsted.… # RT @ILAO: ILAO's very own @mattnewsted presenting on the future of document assembly with an all-star panel of experts: @caliorg @johnpmaye… … Continue reading →

RT @A2JAuthor: Read @Andrew_Perlman's article on how law schools can improve access to justice by teaching law students tech skills: https:… # Powered by Twitter Tools

Thank you to everybody that stopped by the @caliorg booth during the #AALS2019 Mtg. to see our demos on CALI Lesson… https://t.co/X0U65bmWbr # Powered by Twitter Tools

RT @jesshbfrank: Great example of an @A2JAuthor #A2JGuidedInterview out in the wild! #legaltech #a2j #a2jauthor #legalaid @caliorg https:/… # The Center for Computer-Assisted Legal Instruction (CALI) Welcomes Dean Mary Lu Bilek of CUNY School of Law to the… https://t.co/gf2I4ghtRG # … Continue reading →

Breakdancing for legal education #AALS2019 https://t.co/Ozm0DhtNaj # Need my coffee before heading to the CALI booth to learn about their new CALI Lessons viewer and QuizWright.… https://t.co/1v5z0zBaWf # RT @sglassmeyer: #AALS2019 This needs to be worked on. There are many … Continue reading →